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How to Set or Change System Hostname in Linux
Filed under Administration
Learn to manage the system’s hostname.
Using grep While Excluding Binary Files
Filed under File Searching
When searching through our files using grep we may need to exclude binary files. We explore an example of how to do this and how grep works in this case.
Extracting Audio From Video Files Using FFmpeg
Filed under Files
Learn about ways to extract audio from video files using FFmpeg.
Where Do Files Go When the rm Command Is Issued?
Filed under Files, Filesystems
This short article explains what happens to files and directories when we issue the rm command to delete them.
Get the Start Time of a Long-Running Linux Process
Filed under Processes
Learn how to find out the start time of a long-running process in Linux.
Batch Converting Image Formats on Linux
Filed under File Conversion
Explore different ways to batch convert image files from one format to another.
List Only Directories in a Linux Path
Filed under Search
Different commands to list only directories on Linux.
Using FTP Command to Transfer Files
Filed under File Transfer
Learn how to connect to an FTP server, run several commands, and send files to/from the FTP server.